UPCOMING METHODS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF CONTINUOUS INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEMS FOR GLAUCOMA

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MOLAEI A.; KARAMZADEH V.; SAFI S.; ESFANDIARI H.; DARGAHI J.; KHOSRAVI M.A.

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Journal: BINA Year:2017 | Volume:23 | Issue:1 Page(s): 63-70

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UPCOMING METHODS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF CONTINUOUS INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEMS FOR GLAUCOMA

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CONTINUOUS MONITORINGQ1

GLAUCOMAQ3

IMPLANTABLE PRESSURE SENSORQ1

INTRAOCULAR PRESSUREQ1

MICROELECTROMECHANICAL SYSTEMSQ1

Abstract

Glaucoma is the leading cause of irreversible blindness and vision loss in the world. Although INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE (IOP) is no longer considered the only risk factor for GLAUCOMA, it is still the most important one. In most cases, high IOP is secondary to trabecular meshwork dysfunction. High IOP leads to the compaction of the lamina cribrosa and subsequent damage to retinal ganglion cell axons. Damage to the optic nerve head is evident on funduscopy as posterior bowing of the lamina cribrosa and increased cupping. Currently, the only documented method to slow or halt the progression of this disease is to decrease the IOP; hence, accurate IOP measurement is crucial not only for diagnosis, but also for the management. Due to the dynamic nature and fluctuation of the IOP, a single clinical measurement is not a reliable indicator of diurnal IOP; it requires 24‑hour monitoring methods. Technological advances in microelectro mechanical systems and microfluidics provide a promising solution for the effective measurement of IOP. This paper provides a broad overview of the upcoming technologies to be used for continuous IOP monitoring.

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MOLAEI, A., KARAMZADEH, V., SAFI, S., ESFANDIARI, H., DARGAHI, J., & KHOSRAVI, M.A.. (2017). UPCOMING METHODS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF CONTINUOUS INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEMS FOR GLAUCOMA. BINA, 23(1 ), 63-70. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/42407/en

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MOLAEI A., KARAMZADEH V., SAFI S., ESFANDIARI H., DARGAHI J., KHOSRAVI M.A.. UPCOMING METHODS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF CONTINUOUS INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEMS FOR GLAUCOMA. BINA[Internet]. 2017;23(1 ):63-70. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/42407/en

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A. MOLAEI, V. KARAMZADEH, S. SAFI, H. ESFANDIARI, J. DARGAHI, and M.A. KHOSRAVI, “UPCOMING METHODS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF CONTINUOUS INTRAOCULAR PRESSURE MONITORING SYSTEMS FOR GLAUCOMA,” BINA, vol. 23, no. 1 , pp. 63–70, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/42407/en

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